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Pakistan mourns as Lahore toll up
BBC Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:18:53 GMT
Three days of mourning begins in Pakistan after bomb attacks on a Shia Muslim procession in Lahore city kill 31 people.
Pakistan flood waters 'diverted'
BBC Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:31:27 GMT
A Pakistani diplomat calls for a probe into allegations that rich landowners diverted water into unprotected villages during the floods to save their own crops.
Helping hand
BBC Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:15:45 GMT
Celebrities step in to help Pakistan floods victims
Jolie appeals for Pakistan support
BBC Wed, 01 Sep 2010 09:06:08 GMT
Actress and UNHCR goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie has issued an appeal for increased public support in providing help and relief for the millions of people who have been affected by the floods in Pakistan.
Pakistan air strikes kill dozens
BBC Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:56:36 GMT
At least 45 militants and their family members have been killed in air strikes targeting militants in north-western Pakistan, security officials say.
Military officers cancel trip after humiliation at US airport
DAWN Wed, 01 Sep 2010 05:19:31 PKT
WASHINGTON: A Pakistani military delegation became the latest victim of the paranoia permeating US airports on Monday night, when US security officials detained a brigadier at Washington’s Dulles airport on a complaint by a passenger who said he did not feel safe sharing the flight with the delegation. The brigadier was removed from the United Airlines flight, and others in this eight-member delegation were also detained after they disembarked. They were later released. The dispute became a major diplomatic row as the delegation, offended by this treatment, decided to cancel an important meeting at the headquarters of the US Central Command in Tampa, Florida, on Tuesday, and return home. By the time the US Department of Defence apologised to the delegation, their leader, a two-star naval officer, had already informed Islamabad where officials approved his decision to return home on Tuesday night. The delegation included senior officials from all three services, the army, the navy and the air force. Dawn contacted the US Transport Security Administration, whose officials had detained the brigadier, and the Department of Homeland Security but failed to get a response. Mathew Chandler, a DHS spokesman, and Lauren Gaches of TSA, however, asked Dawn to contact the airline. United Airlines officials, however, told the US media that the brigadier, whose name was not disclosed, had misbehaved with a stewardess and told her that “this would be her last mission”. Information collected by Dawn showed that the incident that led to the cancellation of the meeting happened at Washington’s Dulles airport on Monday night when a passenger on the flight to Tampa complained that a Pakistani brigadier, while talking to his colleagues, had made remarks that he found threatening. Officials of the airline informed the Transport Security Administration who detained the brigadier and later other officials as well. A Pakistani official, when asked to comment on the airline’s claim, said: “This is a delegation of senior officials, led by a two-star officer, not unit captains and majors. Such responsible officers do not indulge in such behaviour.” Information collected by Dawn also confirmed the Pakistani claim as the plane was delayed for 40 minutes before the airline’s mentioned the alleged altercation between the brigadier and the stewardess. Later, an official of the airline came with a TSA security officer and asked the brigadier to disembark. She gave no reason. The head of the delegation asked the brigadier to get down and cooperate with the TSA. The brigadier disclosed his identity. There was no response for about 15-20 minutes and then the airline and security officials asked the entire delegation to get off the plane. The leader of the Pakistani delegation showed TSA officials an invitation letter from the Centcom, confirming that they were going to Tampa for a meeting. He also showed them all the passports that identified the delegation as senior military officers. He then requested to talk to a senior TSA official or the person in-charge of security at the airport but his request was turned down. “They did not let them speak and treated them like terrorists,” said a Pakistani official. “The investigators were unprofessional, junior officials.” The official said that the TSA and airlines officials kept telling the delegation that a passenger found the brigadier’s remarks threatening but did not say what those remarks were. “The delegation was detained for two hours, telling them nothing, not allowing them to talk to anyone,” said the Pakistani official. “They received no response even when they showed them their passports and the Centcom letter,” the official said. “At the end, they realised their mistake and apologised but by then the delegation had decided it did not want to take that flight.” Explaining why the delegation decided to cancel the meeting and return home, the official said it was.....
Children hit by flood illnesses
BBC Tue, 31 Aug 2010 07:38:03 GMT
Children in Pakistan are bearing the brunt of water-borne illnesses spreading because of the floods, as the waters begin to drain away to the Arabian Sea.
Pakistan floodwaters 'receding'
BBC Mon, 30 Aug 2010 10:18:50 GMT
Emergency officials in Pakistan say water levels in flood-stricken southern Pakistan are beginning to recede, but warn the danger is not over.
Children at risk in Pakistan
BBC Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:12:50 GMT
Tens of thousands of children in Pakistan are at risk of dying from malnutrition as floods continue to devastate the country, according to the UN.
Flood waters reach Pakistan's south
ALJAZEERA Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:00:41 GMT
Thousands flee their homes as flood waters break third barrier in Thatta city.
US warns of Pakistan aid threat
BBC Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:15:55 GMT
The Pakistani Taliban is planning to attack foreigners helping with flood relief efforts in the country, a senior US official warns.
Disease fears in flood-hit Pakistan
BBC Wed, 25 Aug 2010 09:14:05 GMT
Pakistan's government is "seriously concerned" about potential epidemics of water-borne diseases like cholera and diarrhoea.
Cricketers give to flood relief
BBC Wed, 25 Aug 2010 04:31:32 GMT
Pakistan's national cricketers donate $54,000 of bonuses to help the floods relief effort in the devastated country.
Race to protect city from Pakistan's floods
BBC Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:09:31 GMT
Emergency teams are working frantically to protect a city in southern Pakistan from flood waters which have already devastated neighbouring areas.
Pakistan confronts health crisis
BBC Tue, 24 Aug 2010 08:20:41 GMT
PM Yousuf Raza Gilani is set to meet senior health officials for talks on preventing a mass public health crisis after devastating floods.
EC not to ignore ‘breach of election rules by PM’
DAWN Tue, 24 Aug 2010 05:17:49 PKT
ISLAMABAD: The Election Commission of Pakistan indicated on Monday it would not ignore breach of election rules by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani who has been accused by some politicians and members of civil society of distributing state funds during election campaigns for candidates of his Pakistan People’s Party. “Though our policy is not individual or person specific, yet we will not ignore all that is happening. We have taken notice of it and will do something about it,” an ECP official told Dawn. He said the chief election commissioner had the powers to decide on matters where rules were silent about violation of certain provisions. The opposition and civil society have accused Mr Gilani of consistently addressing election rallies of PPP candidates, announcing development schemes and visiting constituencies on state expense with full protocol of prime minister. The Pakistan Institute for Legislative Development and Transparency (Pildat), a leading NGO, had on Aug 3 sought a clarification from the CEC whether or not the prime minister’s address at election rallies and announcement of development projects constituted violation of electoral laws or code of conduct. In a letter addressed to the CEC, Pildat said there were numerous precedents where the Election Commission of India had barred prime ministers, ministers and chief ministers from using state resources for electioneering. The announcement of any development project during election was a serious offence in India, leading at times to disqualification of candidates, it added. “Pildat feels that continuing use of state resources and announcement of development projects at election rallies by the prime minister is damaging credibility of the democratic and electoral process in the country. “The Election Commission’s continuous silence at the apparent violations of electoral ethics and the code of conduct is extremely disturbing and damaging the concept of rule of law. “The practice is not only being followed by the prime minister but also by ministers and advisers of provincial governments, especially in Punjab,” the letter said. Former information minister and Pakistan Muslim League-Q Secretary General Mushahid Hussain Syed has criticised the prime minister for violating ECP rules in disregard of the supremacy of law by the bigwigs of the ruling party.
Southern Punjab 'like an inland sea'
BBC Mon, 23 Aug 2010 06:58:35 GMT
Hundreds of thousands of people in Pakistan are still being forced to leave their homes as the devastation from the heavy monsoon rains continues.
Thousands flee S Pakistan floods
BBC Sun, 22 Aug 2010 09:57:26 GMT
Tens of thousands of people in southern Pakistan are fleeing a threatened flood-surge, three weeks after heavy monsoon rains first hit the country.
Cholera threat to Pakistan's children
BBC Wed, 18 Aug 2010 19:20:20 GMT
Aid agencies are reporting a ten fold increase in deaths from cholera and dehydration in Pakistan.
US Senator John Kerry visits flood-hit Pakistan
DAWN Thu, 19 Aug 2010 11:12:54 PKT
ISLAMABAD: US Senator John Kerry was holding talks with Pakistani leaders on Thursday and scheduled to visit areas ravaged by the country's worst floods in 80 years, the US embassy said. Kerry, who heads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and co-authored a record 7.5 billion-dollar aid bill for Pakistan, is the first senior US policymaker to visit since the disaster struck, affecting 20 million people. “Senator Kerry will meet senior civilian officials today and may also be travelling to areas affected by floods,” US embassy spokesman Richard Snelsire told AFP. Kerry, who is scheduled to meet President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, met army chief General Ashfaq Kayani in Rawalpindi late Wednesday. The visit is aimed to show US commitment and raise public awareness to drum up more donations for what has become Pakistan's worst ever natural disaster. The nation of 167 million is a top US foreign policy priority due to concerns over extremism as Washington tries to bring a swift end to the nine-year war against the Taliban in neighbouring Afghanistan. The United States has so far provided about 90 million dollars to support relief efforts in Pakistan, the embassy said. “There currently are 18 US military and civilian aircraft in Pakistan in support of flood relief operations, which evacuated 5,912 people and delivered 717,713 pounds of relief supplies,” it said. Hundreds of thousands of Pakistanis remain without food and shelter, and the United Nations is to meet Thursday to drum up aid for the flood-stricken nation amid criticism of the slow pace of the relief effort. Foreign aid has begun reaching some flood victims, but thousands are still exposed to the elements and desperately short of food and medicine, with concerns growing over the health of displaced survivors. A US text-messaging donation campaign has raised 12,000 dollars for Pakistani flood victims, compared with more than 30 million dollars for Haiti's earthquake earlier this year, according to State Department figures.
UN to meet to boost Pakistan aid
BBC Thu, 19 Aug 2010 04:56:04 GMT
UN member states gather for a special assembly aimed at boosting international donations to flood-hit Pakistan.
EU increases Pakistan flood aid
BBC Wed, 18 Aug 2010 11:37:57 GMT
The EU says it will spend an extra 30m euros ($25m) on emergency aid for victims of devastating floods in Pakistan.
World Bank to loan Pakistan $900m
BBC Tue, 17 Aug 2010 04:10:10 GMT
The World Bank is to loan $900m (£574m) to Pakistan, as the country struggles to deal with the worst floods in its history.
UN chief visits flood-hit Pakistan
BBC Sun, 15 Aug 2010 13:47:55 GMT
The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has urged the world to speed up aid to Pakistan to help the millions of people affected by the devastating floods.
Disease fear for flood-hit Pakistan
BBC Sun, 15 Aug 2010 07:16:08 GMT
The UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-moon, is due to visit flood-stricken Pakistan.
UN urges speedy aid for Pakistan
BBC Sun, 15 Aug 2010 07:27:52 GMT
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges the world to speed up aid to Pakistan, as he visits the country devastated by floods which the government says have affected 20 million people.
US drone strike kills four in Pakistan
PRESSTV Sat, 14 Aug 2010 16:52:52 GMT
A US drone attack has left at least four people dead in Pakistan's northwestern tribal region amid growing discontent over the growing number of civilian casualties in the country.
Pakistan ethnic violence kills 16
BBC Sat, 14 Aug 2010 14:16:02 GMT
At least 16 people, including five security personnel, are killed in two separate attacks in Pakistan's troubled south-western province of Balochistan.
Pakistan curbs Independence Day
BBC Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:28:56 GMT
Pakistan's president says there will be no official celebrations on Independence Day on Saturday amid the country's floods disaster.
PM urges implementation of 18th Amendment
DAWN Fri, 13 Aug 2010 16:41:01 PKT
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Friday said that the benefits of 18th Amendment could only be ensured through its timely implementation. He stressed that early implementation needs unanimous support of all the political parties as demonstrated during the passage of the bill. The Prime Minister was talking to Senator Raza Rabbani, Chairman of the Implementation Committee of the Parliament on 18th Amendment here at the Prime Minister's Secretariat. Earlier Senator Rabbani apprised the Prime Minister of the progress with regard to the implementation status of the 18th Amendment. Federal Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Dr Babar Awan, Attorney-General of Pakistan, Maulvi Anwarul Haq and Secretary Law Mohammad Masood Chishti were also present in the meeting. — APP
Pakistan's floods from the air
BBC Thu, 12 Aug 2010 23:50:43 GMT
The southern part of Pakistan's most populous and economically important province is bearing the brunt of the huge volume of water that has passed down the Indus River in recent days.
Blocking channels’ transmission criminal: CJ
DAWN Fri, 13 Aug 2010 12:29:19 PKT
ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry on Friday said that blocking the transmission of television channels was criminal. "What are law enforcement officials doing?" he remarked. Justice Iftikhar made these remarks during a hearing of a petition challenging restrictions against television channels. "How does a cable operator decide whether to block a particular transmission?" he said. "We must go to the core of the matter...why is the law not being implemented? How does the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) regulate cable operators? Why has the Pemra not taken any serious action in this regard?" he said. Moreover, the Supreme Court ordered Chairman Pemra and Secretary Information to ensure the transmission of the television channels by 12:30 on Friday. — DawnNews
World community should ‘do more’: FO
DAWN Thu, 12 Aug 2010 15:22:07 PKT
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit said on Thursday that the time had come for the international community to “do more” and donate generously for the flood victims on UN’s appeal. Regarding the Mumbai attacks, he said that the option of video conference for exchange of information between investigators was under consideration. Briefing at the foreign office, Basit said that Pakistani missions in foreign countries along with opening emergency accounts have started mobilising the Pakistani international community for collecting donations for flood victims. “The claims made by American newspapers are baseless…democracy in Pakistan is not endangered by the floods…democracy and the government are getting stronger and soon the flood challenge will be under control,” said Basit. Earlier, Indian parliamentarian Shashi Tharoor in a statement had said that Pakistan along with exporting terrorism to India was directly involved in the terrorist acts in Kashmir on which....
Pakistani president in flood zone
BBC Thu, 12 Aug 2010 10:30:55 GMT
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has flown to a flood-hit area of the country for a first look at the devastating crisis, his spokesman says.
How a tragedy unfolded in Pakistan
BBC Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:50:14 GMT
It is two weeks since disastrous floods hit Pakistan which have claimed the lives of at least 1,600 people.
Call for more Pakistan flood aid
BBC Wed, 11 Aug 2010 09:25:36 GMT
Aid agencies in Pakistan warn that unless there is more international help, many more people will die in floods now inundating southern areas.
General Kayani visits flood affected areas
DAWN Tue, 10 Aug 2010 21:03:36 PKT
ISLAMABAD: Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani visited the flood affected areas of Balochistan, Sindh and southern parts of Punjab on Tuesday. The COAS flew over the affected areas and visited Sukkar, Kandhkot, Kashmore, Sohbatpur, Multan and Kot Addu to witness the current flood situation on ground, says an ISPR press release. He was briefed by the local military commanders about the progress of rescue and relief efforts by the Army. The COAS greatly appreciated tireless efforts of the field formations and Army Aviation, who are working round the clock and at full capacity to provide relief to the affected countrymen. He directed the commanders to remain proactive, employ all available resources for the rescue and relief, and decentralize maximum effort. He pledged that the army will reach out to all those who have been affected by the floods. -APP  
UN to launch appeal for Pakistan
BBC Tue, 10 Aug 2010 05:14:39 GMT
The United Nations is to launch an appeal to help Pakistan tackle the country's worst flooding in 80 years.
Pakistan floods could swamp Sindh
BBC Mon, 09 Aug 2010 07:52:16 GMT
Flood waters have exceeded the danger level at a key flood barrier in Pakistan's southern province of Sindh, threatening to deluge the whole area.
Gilani orders completion of poll commission
DAWN Mon, 09 Aug 2010 06:45:00 PKT
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has ordered the law ministry to appoint four members of the commission in view of an alleged violation of the 18th Amendment by the Chief Election Commissioner when he held by-elections for vacant seats of Senate, National Assembly and provincial assemblies although the commission was incomplete. Since the adoption of the 18th Amendment by parliament, the CEC has conducted about one dozen by-elections despite the fact that his powers have become controversial and have been challenged in the court. “I have ordered the law ministry to complete the election commission by appointing its four members,” Mr Gilani said. “Whatever procedure is required would be adopted by the law ministry to appoint four retired judges of high courts to complete the commission,” the prime minister said. Meanwhile, National Assembly Speaker Dr Fehmida Mirza is reported to have asked the secretary of the assembly to send letters to heads of parliamentary....
US agrees to give Pakistan drone tech
PRESSTV Sat, 07 Aug 2010 04:40:51 GMT
The US government has agreed in principal to provide Pakistan with drone technology for the purpose of intelligence gathering and surveillance, a US official says.
Pakistan on flooding 'red alert'
BBC Sat, 07 Aug 2010 03:56:16 GMT
Pakistan issues a red alert as floods that have devastated the north-west sweep south into the agricultural heartland of Sindh province.
Pakistan's flooding pushes south
BBC Fri, 06 Aug 2010 08:50:18 GMT
The worst monsoon rains in 80 years are continuing to sweep from the north-west to the south and central Pakistan.
Pakistan flooding hits new areas
BBC Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:02:59 GMT
Surging flood waters that have killed more than 1,500 people during the past week are spreading through swathes of central and southern Pakistan.
Among Pakistan's flood homeless
BBC Thu, 05 Aug 2010 08:03:42 GMT
BBC News reporter Aleem Maqbool reports from flood-hit north west Pakistan where aid is not reaching those who need it
Canada judge slams US in terrorism extradition case
DAWN Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:30:54 PKT
VANCOUVER: A judge refused on Wednesday to extradite a Canadian man wanted on US terrorism charges and whose brother is detained at Guantanamo, saying the United States violated his rights. The judge ruled Abdullah Khadr’s rights, including access to Canadian diplomatic counsel, were violated after he was detained in 2004 by Pakistani intelligence officials, acting on a US offer of a C$500,000 bounty. “In this case, the sum of the human rights violations suffered by Khadr is both shocking and unjustifiable,” Ontario Superior Court Justice Christopher Speyer ruled in Toronto. Khadr was held secretly in Pakistan for 14 months but allowed to return to Canada in 2005. Canada later arrested him at the request of the United States, which accuses him of supplying weapons to al Qaeda in Pakistan. Khadr’s younger brother, Omar, is being held at the Guantanamo Bay U.S. naval base on charges of murdering a US soldier in Afghanistan. The US Supreme Court has been asked to halt his......
Aboard a Pakistan relief helicopter
BBC Thu, 05 Aug 2010 06:19:42 GMT
Orla Guerin has been given exclusive access to a Pakistani airforce relief mission, who are working around the clock to get aid to communities worst hit by the Pakistan flood
Karachi police arrest 'jihadists'
BBC Wed, 04 Aug 2010 09:54:56 GMT
Police in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi arrest 40 suspected "jihadists" following the killing of a leading local politician.
Pakistan flood victims plead for help
BBC Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:14:04 GMT
Anger is growing in north-west Pakistan as people hit by the worst floods in a generation claim the government is failing to provide enough emergency assistance.
Pakistan's president in UK visit
BBC Tue, 03 Aug 2010 05:12:50 GMT
The president of Pakistan is to arrive in the UK on Tuesday amidst a diplomatic row between the two countries.
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AP : More Than 160 US, NATO Vehicles Burn in Pakistan
YOUTUBE 07 December 2008
Militants torched 160 vehicles, including dozens of Humvees destined for U.S. and allied forces fighting in Afghanistan, in the boldest attack so far on the critical military supply line...
Mumbai Terror attacks: False Flag to target Pakistan?
WORLDPRESSNETWORK
With the reports in a frenzy about Terrorists targetting US and UK Nationals, WHERE are the casualties? over 150 dead yet only one British dead! This seems like a False Flag op again comming...
The Marriott Hotel Bombing: A "Horse Head" in the bed?
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After weeks of complaining of US intervention in Pakistan the President Asif Ali Zardari in his speech to Parliament announces,"We will not allow Foreign forces to violate Pakistans...
McCain and Obama need a SPADE to find Bin Laden!
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Wed, 8 Oct 2008
Repeated invoking of a dead nemesis makes the candidates look ridiculous, Benazir Bhutto announced to the world that Bin Laden had been killed and that his SON Hamza had been charged with...
Men of Honour : George Galloway and JFK
YOUTUBE 7 January 2009
George Galloway in parliament talking on Palestine, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan.
MOSSAD behind Mumbai Terror Attacks?
WORLDPRESSNETWORK Mon, 01 Dec 2008
"One police officer who encountered the gunmen as they entered the Jewish centre told the Guardian the attackers were "white" (all of them? How many of them), although this could mean they...
Benazir Bhutto: Bin Laden was Murdered
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UPDATE: Tried to email Al-Jazeera for clarification of this claim. As yet NO response. After the BBC censored this clip and then reinstated it, then some of them now claiming they NEVER...
George Galloway & JFK - It's Time to wake up
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Another brilliant speech by George Galloway covering a wide range of issues, including Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Palestine, Israel, war crimes trial of Tony Blair and how British...
Frost over the World - Benazir Bhutto - 02 Nov 07
YOUTUBE **relinked in light of Benazir's assasination**
Sir David speaks to former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto about her controversial return to Pakistan, who she thinks is behind the deadly bombing of her convoy in Karachi last month,...
George Galloway talkSPORT radio show Friday 28 December 2007 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
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Mostly discussing who killed Benazir Bhutto and the tragic situation in Pakistan, together with the West's hypocrisy and involvement.

"The Mother of All Talk Shows"


George Galloway talkSPORT radio show Saturday 29 December 2007 "The Mother of All Talk Shows"
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Discussing dangerous dogs and dangerous dictators.

"The Mother of All Talk Shows"

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George Galloway - restoration of democracy in Pakistan Debate 1/3
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George Galloway - the restoration of democracy in pakistan debate, in Parliament, Monday 12th June 2007, and Geoff Hoons 'response'

General Musharraf came to power in pakistan via...
George Galloway - restoration of democracy in Pakistan Debate 2/3
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George Galloway - the restoration of democracy in pakistan debate, in Parliament, Monday 12th June 2007, and Geoff Hoons 'response'

General Musharraf came to power in pakistan via...
George Galloway - restoration of democracy in Pakistan Debate 3/3
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George Galloway - the restoration of democracy in pakistan debate, in Parliament, Monday 12th June 2007, and Geoff Hoons 'response'

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